Fisheries and Oceans

The CCGS Naalak Nappaaluk is one step closer to Dartmouth, NS, where it will support our ongoing work to monitor, understand, and respond to ocean challenges.

By patrolling land, sea and air, we’re ensuring the protection of this vital ecosystem. Stay tuned next week for the full-length short documentary. Learn how to become a fishery officer: ow.ly/FB0F50YvQBQ

Our fishery officers in British Columbia work closely with the Haida Nation’s Fishery Guardians to protect the coast of Haida Gwaii.

For St. Patrick’s Day, our fishery officers are already dressed for the occasion in green and gold! They’re working hard to patrol Canada’s marine ecosystems. Learn how to become a fishery officer: ow.ly/t2Rn50Yvrl2

Are you planning bridge repair or maintenance this year? 🌉🚧 Follow our Code of practice to get the job done while keeping fish and their habitat safe. Learn more: ow.ly/4bgo50YuISF

Today is the International Day of Action for #Rivers. Everyone knows that salmon need healthy rivers to survive. But did you know they also depend on the land next to their watery homes? Find out more about healthy riparian habitat: ow.ly/Wrls50YtZXo

Our new Offshore Oceanographic Science Vessel, the CCGS Naalak Nappaaluk, is on the move from Victoria, #BritishColumbia, to its new home port in Dartmouth, #NovaScotia. Next stop: #Panama Canal 🚢 🌊

Today, Minister Thompson announced four projects to support the Atlantic Salmon Strategy’s vision, to create the conditions necessary for Atlantic salmon to thrive. Learn more: ow.ly/GFqt50YtCme

2/2 It’s against #Canada’s Marine Mammal Regulations to disturb a seal. Keep a safe distance and avoid approaching them. If you see a seal or marine mammal in distress, report it here: ow.ly/Ee3a50YsQZP

1/2 🚨 This time of year, it’s normal for seals to stay on the shore for a long time. While they may look friendly, it’s important to remember these are wild animals and they should be left alone.

Do you love the outdoors and are passionate about protecting the environment? You could turn your passion into a job! As a fishery officer, you can make a real difference protecting our oceans, fish and marine life. Apply now: ow.ly/MXwa50Yoz7z

All aboard! 🚢 The CCGS Naalak Nappaaluk has officially begun its transit from Victoria, #BritishColumbia, to its homeport in Dartmouth, #NovaScotia! This Offshore Oceanographic Science Vessel will play a vital role in supporting research across the Atlantic and Arctic oceans.

Are you planning repairs, maintenance, or construction on your dock or boathouse next spring?👷🛥️ Follow our Code of Practice to finish your project efficiently while protecting fish and their habitat. Learn more: ow.ly/ZyOJ50YmqZv

Minister Thompson and Minister Alty have signed a Reconciliation Agreement for Fisheries Resources with A-Tlegay Member Nations. Learn more: ow.ly/tpaH50YljTy

It’s #HumpbackWhaleAwarenessMonth! Do your part. Protect humpbacks by knowing and following measures and regulations that are in place to protect them: Learn more: ow.ly/PgxP50YkrBT

2/2 Apply now to be a fishery officer: ow.ly/tewM50YibBX

1/2 Looking for reasons to become a fishery officer? Our Quebec fishery officers explain why they love their career while they patrol Saguenay-St. Lawrence Marine Park. Watch the full video to see a day in the life of a fishery officer in Quebec: ow.ly/LPe050YibBY

The report on the progress of the recovery strategy implementation between September 2020 and March 2025 for bull trout (Saskatchewan-Nelson Rivers populations), a species listed as threatened under the Species at Risk Act, has been posted: ow.ly/bZ2j50YgMHu

As Canadians mourn with the people of Tumbler Ridge, we learned of a tragedy in Kitigan Zibi Anishinābeg, Québec early this morning. Our prayers are with the victims and all those who loved them. Our government officials are in contact with local authorities to ensure the people of the community receive every support we can provide following this heartbreaking loss.

The Silver Chub is a type of minnow, and the only species in its group found in Canada. It’s listed as endangered under the Species at Risk Act due to threats such as habitat degradation. The critical habitat order has been posted: ow.ly/Sg4J50YcQxz